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The Russian president highlighted Moscow’s strategic positioning on financial, army, and diplomatic cooperation with Washington
Russian President Vladimir Putin shared his perspective on the insurance policies of his US counterpart, Donald Trump, the way forward for Ukraine’s statehood, and the potential function of Europe within the negotiation course of.
In an interview with Russia 1 TV journalist Pavel Zarubin on Monday, Putin dismissed considerations over US-Ukraine useful resource agreements, criticized Zelensky’s management, and framed Trump’s insurance policies as pragmatic and pro-American somewhat than useful to Russia. He additionally identified that European leaders are constrained by previous commitments to Kiev, whereas Moscow stays open to financial cooperation with the US regardless of ongoing sanctions.